Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-07-29

Portland to Tacoma on the Ist OF August.
Rev. Edw Gittins will preach next Sun
day as follows: Morning, at Days school
house, basket dinner. Evening at Wilbur.
The State University will open medical
department with full corps of teachers a
Portland at the beginning of the collegiate
year.
Suppose hot wave should strike one ot
| the big national conventions next July.
Whew. Hold them in Roseburg and avoid
the risk.
| The hrst copy of the Southern Oregon
Transcript the new Medtord paper has come
to hand 1t is bright looking and we wish
ii prosperity.
Mrs. Douglas Jones, who has been visiting
relatives in this city, went to Salem on Satur
day, to join her husband, where they will
hereafter reside.
DIR. 5. Whttemore, who Is well known
in this county as a learned physician and
skillful surgeon. may now be found at Geo.
Dement'S. Myrtle Creek.
Judging from the amount OF printers ink
used we would imagine that Ralston Cox,
the peoples grocer, Of Corvallis was travelling
the royal road to wealth.
1t is safe to say that THE REVIEW is
enjoying the largest circulation ever attained
by a paper in Douglas county. This fact
is of great interest to advertisers.
Smith Baily of the Depot hotel is already
doing a rushing business. His patrons
speak well Of the manner in which he con
ducts the house. Consult his ad
The new one-cent postage stamp will bear
the portrait of Ben franklin. 1t was Ben who
said: "Take care Of the pence and TIE
pounds will take care Of themselves"
John P. St. John, John B. Finch, T. c.
Richmond, Rollo Kirk Bryan and other dis
tinguIshed lecturers are expected to take part
in the prohibition campaign in this state this
fall.
J. II. O'Malley Is a first-class workman in
his line. He can furnish as fine a marble
monument or tombstone as can be had in the
state. He is building ur good trade at his
marble works.
Moore's Hair Inyigorator may be found on
sale at A. c. Marsters & Co. No ladies' toilet
IS complete without it. 1t is excellent for the
face and chapped hands. Sample bottles free,
call and try it. S2o
], IL O'Malley has finished the foundation
for Mr.. Godfrey's new residence in West
Roseburg, and has commenced getting out
the stone from Cosscr's quarry for the
new Baptist church.
Col. Sidney Dell, editor of the Portland
Evening Democrat, has been .cowhided by
woman and had a fist fight with man in
the past ten days. The colonel Is bound to
be journalist and 10 mistake.
G. w. Kimball has mounted his map Of
Douglas county and vanished the same.
1t is 8H1I feet and shows the precinct and
road district boundaries. 1t will be put on
rollers and placed in the clerks office.
"Facts are stubborn things" and sufferers
from Chill and Fever, find this complaint a
very stubborn fact until they commence the
use of Ayers Aguc Cure. This medicine
never fails to cure even the worst cases.
Abe Blackburn, tho man who was arrested
in Yamhill county for being the leader of the
mob who lynchcd Oscar Kelly, the Polk
) county murderer, has had his preliminary ex,
animation at Dallas and been discharged.
a good meeting of the Prohibition club was
held at the court house on Monday evening
; last, Mr.. Garwood delivering the address
Prof. K. y. Booth, of Drain, was chosen a:
the next speaker for Monday evening August
Sth.
, THE REVIEW Acknowledges with pleasure
the receipt of an invitation to attend meet
ing of the editorial fraternity of Oregon at
Yaquina City on Friday and Saturday, August
18th and 18th, to assist in organizing a State
, Press Association.
Greater benefits may be derived from thu
vacation season if, at the same time, The
blood is being ceansed and vitalized by th'
e use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. An increas'
of appetite, vigor, and buoyancy Of spirit
3 attend the use Of this medicine.
{. We received call this week from ]. S
j Moore, one of the proprietors of Moores Hal
Invigorator Mr. Moore is introducing hi
preparation to druggists throughout the coun
IS try. Those who have used the invigorato
l. are highly pleased with the esult.
. News reached Roseburg, This week tha
IS Capt. ]. B. Tichenor one of Southern
Oregon's pioneers died in San Francisco Oh
S Wednesday. His remains will be brought I
:. Port Oxford for interment. THE REVIEW
will give this worthy man further notice i
: our next.
y John Gotsill returned Saturday from a lou
Of recreation and inspection on the McKenzi
,, river. He brought with him some allege
,e auriferous rock which he takes pleasure i
showing his friends. We have not learne
, whether or not he located mining claim i
:, that region.
The Portland News has changed hand,
- AN. Hamilton, after four years Of har
;s and unsuccessful labor retireing and ]. D
Wilcox becoming the proprietor, with Lyl
NJ. Aumack as business manager, w. a
;" Nc Pherson, editor, and Nat. l.. Baker
assisting in some unknown capacity.
,, The Oakland Enterprise accuses Rosebur
. Of mossbackisml in regard to a woolcn mill
>" When it is considered that Aaron Rose offel
water power and building lots free worth frol
II $4,000 to $4,000 and that our citizer
&c would undoubtedly raise bonus OF from $500
to $1,000, the charge is not well founded.
), Senator Dolph will remain in Oregon f,
"a some time. He will take part in the Waite
way convention to be held at The Dalles
\, August. He is in correspondence with U.
IN Senators Alison, Vest, Cameron and Plum
and Gov. Iauser, now visiting the northwe
.d and will cndcavor TO induce them to Wis